by Lee Burvine
A Mystery/Thriller, 2016 by Bird House Books, 366 Pages
What I Didn’t Like:
- There are some grammatical or typographical errors in this one. Not a lot and you can always figure out what they mean, but they’re there. There’s also some strange formatting with the ebook. Again, it can be ignored.
- The story has a lot of elements that are not unique. This makes it a bit more predictable and dry than I would’ve liked.
- I didn’t feel a strong connection to any of the characters. They could’ve been swapped for other people and the story would suffer. I would’ve liked to get more of a connection.
What I Did Like:
- There’s some science left in the science fiction here, which I always appreciate. It’s presented in a way that’s easy to understand and not at all dry, which is nice.
- Some elements reminded me of the DaVinci Code, but with the Quran, in a good way! A little mystery, a few elements of examination … fun!
- The ending works. You get some answers but lots of things are left to linger in your mind.
Who Should Read This One:
- Science fiction fans who want a little religious discussion, some consideration of consequences of science advances, and action.
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